Without JC Radio Radar
- Hours of listening
- Everything logged by hand
- No proof for the client
- Live reads get lost
Stop spending days listening to recordings. JC Radio Radar listens to your station and tells you what aired, with proof in reports and audio at the same time.
For Windows · 3-day free trial · No card needed





Stations already using it
Today someone listens to hours of tape and logs it by hand. If a spot is missed, you hear it from the client.
Tell it where your station records. JC Radio Radar does the rest.
Load the spots and how many air per day. See who is complete and who is short.

It spots the opening and closing tags and saves the full show. Auto or manual, one tap.

It transcribes the air and finds every client mention. You listen and confirm.

Pick the dates and export to Excel. Add the audio if the client asks.

Pick days on the calendar. They process while you work.

By cable to the computer, or the folder your station already records to.
The break jingle, the spots and the sponsor tags.
It analyzes every new recording. You see it all on Home.
Start with 3 free days. Switch plans anytime.
Breaks and your main spots.
$30per month
per station
Up to 10 spots
Includes:
Your station's full schedule.
$50per month
per station
Up to 50 spots
Everything in Basic, plus:
Bill for live reads too.
$70per month
per station
Up to 90 spots
Everything in Analyzer, plus:
Card or PayPal. Yearly: 12 months for 10. Prices in US dollars.
No. It all runs on your computer. Only once, to install the speech engine.
Yes, if it records files to a folder. Or plug in the audio line and JC Radio Radar records it.
Pick a plan, pay and get your code. Your files stay in your folders.
In “My account”, by card or PayPal. See your paid-until date and copy your code.
No. It all stays on your computer.
Yes, anytime. Just write to us.
That's normal. Click “More info” and “Run anyway”.
3 free days from install. Then pick a plan.
Version 1.0 Beta 37. The program is in Spanish. If Windows warns you, click “More info” and “Run anyway”.